Palm Springs is scheduled to hold a virtual meeting April 27 regarding a proposed a homeless navigation center. The virtual meeting will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. via Zoom, according to a statement on the city’s website If approved, the project will be located at 3589 McCarthy …
Read More »Major road closure slated for Norco
Beginning April 25, Mountain Avenue between First and Second streets in Norco will shut down, a closure expected to last until August. That action is because of construction on the first phase of Palomino Ranch, a two-million-square foot industrial project that broke ground earlier this month, according to a statement …
Read More »Apple Valley moves a step closer to replacing Hilltop House
The town has hired an architect to replace the iconic structure on top of Bass Hill, which has fallen into serious disrepair. While no plans have been drawn up, town officials agree on one thing: the building will be torn down, not restored. Apple Valley has selected an architectural …
Read More »Palm Desert retail property has been sold
A 44,0000-square-foot retail property in Palm Desert has been sold. Wohl Palm Desert LLC in Orange County received $12 million for Palms to Pines East, CBRE announced Thursday. The buyer was a private investor in San Diego whose name was not released. “We were able to generate multiple offers the …
Read More »Baca-Santa Cruz likely winner in MoVal special election
Elena Baca-Santa Cruz will likely replace her mother on the Moreno Valley City Council. In a special election held Tuesday, Baca-Santa Cruz – whose mother Victoria Baca passed away in October – has received 603 votes, according to the most recent numbers provided by the Riverside County Registrar of Voters. …
Read More »Rancho Cucamonga to hold state of the city address
Mayor L. Dennis Michael will deliver Rancho Cucamonga’s annual State of the City address April 19 at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center. This year’s theme is “Connection Makes Community.” Registration and networking are scheduled to be held from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., followed by the mayor’s presentation from 6:30 to …
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